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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-03-12, Page 3THE SQUARE—GODERICH THEAT PARK Showtimes 7:30 & 9:30 p.m, • NOW THURS., FRI., SAT.—MARCH 12-13-14 Tony Curtis -- Suzanne Pleshette & Phil Silvers In the rib-tickling Disneyland riot . "40 LBS. OF TROUBLE"coaor MON., TUES., WED.—MARCH 16-17-18 Adult Entertainment DORIS DAY -- ROCK HUDSON & TONY •RANDALL With Edie Adams and Jack Oakie in a truly hilarious Blue Ribbon winning comedy Vt LOVER COME BACK" Color THURS.,, FRI., SAT. — MARCH 19-20-21 JERRY LEWIS and MARILYN MAXWELL Will chase your worries with a zany funfest rr In Color Added Attraction: The Sonny Liston vs Cassiui Clay "FIGHT PICTURES" You be the judge as to What caused the upset! "ROCK-A-BYE BABY Coming: "To Kill a Mockingbird" Adult Entertainment OPTOMETRY J. E. -LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN Mondays and Wednesdays CLINTON MEDICAL CENTRE 482-7010 SEAFORTH OFFICE 791 G. B. CLANCY, 0,D. — OPTOMETRIST — For Appointment ' Phone 524-'7251 GODERICH 38-tfb R. 'W. BELL OPTOMETRIST F. T. ARMSTRONG Consulting Optometrist The Square. GODERICH 524-7661 ltfb PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ROY N. BENTLEY PUBLIC ACCOUNTAN1 GoderIch, Ontario Telephone 524:5521 Box' 478 PHOTOGRAPHY HADDEN'S STUDIO _ PORTRAIT --WEDDING and CHI LDREN 118 St. David's St. Dial 524-8787, Goderich 6-13p FARM EQUIPMENT JOHN BACH FARM EQUIPMENT, PARTS and ACCESSORIES IH DEALER — PHONE 17 SEAFORTH 26,tfti INSURANCE H. E, HARTLEY All Types of Life Term Insurance — Annuities CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO. Clinton, Ontario K. W, CLQUHOUN INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE Phones: Office 482-9747 Res. 4E:2-7804 JOHN WISE, Salesman Phone 482-7265 GARY COOPER Life InSUranCe & Annuities Representing GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE CO. 482-7200 Clinton H. C. LAWSON Elliot Mortgage Money Available Lowest Current Interest Rates INSURANCE ..,..REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Phones: Office 482.9644 Res. 48Z-9787 A. M. HARPER CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 55-57 SOUTH ST., TELEPHONE GODERICH, ONT, 524-7562 Office Main Street SEAOORTH Insures: • Yawn Dwefiingtr . All Classes of Farm Pibperty SOIrrirner btittages • Chin-Meier, Sehddli, Halls Extended coverage (*Ind, itnoke, water damage, falling objects', ttc.) also- AGENTS: hides itA i, Beafortiit V.,.4, Lane, tit 6, ott.., tarthl- Leist, Jr4, torktexbot* Selwyn Balt.* 1314isselii; Elarold dtietge Coyne* Dotard O Etithh; afattIrt, CLINTON LAUNDRY cc..CLEANER' CPste, Cox do i,e-adet Tel 1182.7464 Simplify Spring House Cleaning with... Have All Your Easfer CioThes. Drytleaned Here USE THE NIGHT DEPOS, IT BOX AT OUR STORE 63 ALBERT STREET FOR DRY CLEANI NG .Oil LAUNDRY, DROP VaLqi BUNDLE IN BETWEEN 8 A.M. AND 12 P.M. Lei' Us Igo Your Spring Housecleaning LauriderIng MITER CANDIDLY SPEAKING, You'll never look lovelier than on yostupe::ling (lay and wouldn't you like to know how others see you? Let us record your looks ... and this day .'.. with fine wed- ding eandids. You'll always be glad you did. .., ,., .., 6' 77tate-/emtedo, ear/par4ali HADDEN'S STUDIO 118 St. David's St.' Dial 524-8787 GODERICH, ONTARIO Thurs., March 12, 1964—Clinton News-ReCord—Page 3 OTEL CLINTON Featuring "Cloud 9" Room SMORGASBORD Every Wednesday & Sunday FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIAL IN OUR DINING ROOM /Chicken in a Basket' Friday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Saturday—Served from 9:30 p.m. to Midnight Phone 482-7011 for Reservotions We Cater to Dinner Parties and Wedding Receptions BANK OF MONTREAL Finance lan mum% flRINO ALI.YOUS Olitt0r4Af. CR till ig8Stitlillitita ONE hOOtt:: oseie4MWMAw06^kiftsp, ' Willi A LOW-tOST,I.10841i0Utkto- 8 of M LOAN Clinton tirtnelli, IC. a FLtrt, Mgr, ncAr Station (811b-Age Open bally. Lonaesber0 (Stib-Agency) r Open Men, & )4 Londoner .F0- Violent :Robbery Fine Driveri On Various 'Charge . Middleton WA Plan For Easter, Hear Interesting History Of Pin The Women's Auxiliary of St. 'Wise's mother-in-law, Mrs. Not Much Buying Power ►reap Lady Finds Stuffed• Wallet Robert Z. Lee and Ulysses Confederate States. and , the United ,States"; "Fundable in 8% -stooks or bonds of the 'Confederate States"; ."Recelv, able in payment of all dues egr cept export 'clutlee. On each bill was "Will pay bearer" whatever de- nOminatiOn the bill ,showed, One .signature on the bill Was that of Dungan Richmond.. it is not known what the value of • the money is today, but its value is no doubt deter, mined simply as a collector's item, A Londoner brought back f r o m Kingston 'e'rllitentiarY Thursday on a Charge of rob- bery with Violence, was given eight months in addition to the two-year term he was already 'serving on a similar charge. William Lloyd Fischer, 2p, of 431 Grey St., London, pleaded guilty tiet Goderich magistrate's court oto a charge of beating and robbing 67-yeareald Chris, topher Brownlee, of. Goderich, Mr. Brownlee was attacked about n p.m. last Aug, 2 as he Walked, along a darkened part of Eldon Street in Goderich, His assailant left him impale, scions and Made off with $300, Mr. Brownlee required six stitches for a wound over one eye. • ' The sentence imposed yester- day will run consecutively with a two-year sentence imposed Oct. 11 in London for the heat- ing and robbing of James Wes- ley Cameron, 36, of Winghani, -whose bleeding and naked body was found in a London Town- ship ditch. Gary Roy Hayter, Lucan, was fined $40 and, costs, when he appeared before Magistrate Glenn Hays in court in Gode- rich on Thursday and pleaded guilty to consuming liquor in Goderich on Feb, 12, under the age of 21. Mrs. Pansy Lillian Laeke- man, Exeter, was fined $50 and costs, when she pleaded guilty to driving e motor „vehicle in Goderich on Feb. 6 and failed to produce evidence that the vehicle » was insured. Mrs, Laelteman also pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle in aooeridi on Feb. to without a driver's or chauffeur's licence, Miss Minnie Proctor. The funeral service wee held at Stiles funeral home last Tuesday .afternoon for IVL. Proctor, 82, who died ; at Hnronview, Clinton, on Satur, day, Rev. Clifford G, Park of Clip, ton conducted the :service. In- terment was in Maitland cemee tory, • Pellbearees were Cyril and John Proctor, Goclerich; Harry Oakes, Wesley Vanderburg and Cliff Proctor, Clinton, and Harry Proctor, Mitchell. Born in Goderich Township, she was a daughter of the late Joseph Proctor and Elizabeth A. F. 'Telablitt. She resided in Goderich Township until 19025 ' then ..at Holmesville until 1945 at which time she moved to Clintdn. She - had not been in good health for the past five years. Mrs. Proctor was a member of Holmesville United Church and during her youth attended SS No. 3. at Holmesville. • Surviving is one brother, George Proctor, Goderich. and was fined .$10 And dosts. Peter ;PerGragf,- RR 2, .Gede- rich, was lined S5 and .casts, When 'he pleaded .gulity to driv, ing e motor vehicle in .Goderch• Township on Feb. 16, and 'fail- ed to have the vehicle equipped With a proper muffler. 0. M. Johnston, Goderich, was fined .$15 and costs, when he pleaded guilty to failing to bring his motor vehicle to a full stop before entering a high- way in Goderich on Feb, 16. .Vaughan Munro, 17, .GoderliCh, was 'remanded for sentence to March 27, when"be pleaded guilty to .stealing $4,50 from J. M. .Cutt, Goderich, on , Feb, 27. Dicic Peter Westerhout, 17, RR 1, Londesboro, . pleaded guilty to parking his molter vehicle on the highway in such a way as to interfere with other cars on 'the highway, and was fined $10 and costs. Bell Telephone Adds 121 Phones To Clinton Total Expansion was again the key- note for 1963 as the Bell Tele- phone Company of Canada 'sp- ent an unprecedented $234 mil- lion on construction, according to the company's 84th annual report. Over the past five years, Bell has spent more than, one billion dollars on construction. Net income for 1963 was $68.3 million, equivalent to $2.58 pe4' share, or a return of 6.1 percent on total capital. After payment of $2.20 per share in dividends, the balance of 38 cents per share was, added to earnings reinvested in the business. Over 95 percent of the mat- erials used were produced in Canada and many thousands of jobs were supported among the thousands of Canadian firms that are Bell's suppliers. The company added 199,472 telephones during the year, bringing the total in service to 4,090,102. This expansion was reflected in Clinton where 121 telephones were added. W. W. Haysorn, Godettich, Bell manager for the region, revealed that 2,103 tele- phones were in service- here as of December 31. Of total shareholders, 97 per- cent live in Canada, end own 93 percent of the stock. Em- ployees hold 6.2 percent of the company's stock. Contracts were negotiated with two unions representing 28;000 employees, adding about three percent to- the annual payroll expense. As of Decem- ber 31, Bell employed 35,441 Men and ' women. The com- pany's payroll in 1963 totalled $179,297,157!' By 1967, the company will be operating Canad&s first major electronic central office. It will serve the World's Fair and parts of downtown Montreal. 0 Hensall Council Approves Permit For Dial Building A building permit for a $25,000 building, part of the Telephone Company's plan to convert Hartsell to dial oper- ation this year, was approved by councils Thursday. The building will be located on Highway 4 in the southeast corner of the Village. The changeover to dial is tentative- ly set for November 15. Council also approved installation of underground cables. No action was taken on a re- quest from Howard Aitken, of Goderich, a representative of the Midwestern Ontario Devel- opment Association, to hold a public meeting to explain 'the association's work. Hensall be- longed to the ,association in James Anglican Church, Mid, dleton, met Wednesday after- noon at the home of ethe presi- dent, Mrs: Ray Wise, with 12 ladies present. Mrs, Wise opened the meet- Mrs. Wise also gave a detail- ed history of the WA pin. The Winchester Cross dates back to the days of the Crusades, when each group had an emblem symbolizing their leadership. The Knights of Hospitalers founded a hospital near Win- chester. They were a body of men who tried to help others and the WA cross is an adap- tation of their flowered one. It is always worn below the left shoulder and not as a piece of jewellery. This information was of par- ticular interest to the ladies at this time as the St. James WA recently conferred its first WA life membership—on Mrs. Fred Middleton, and Mrs. 1963 but has not yet decided whether to join this year. In other business, council: ,-'Authorized Clerk Earl Camp- bell to seek department of high- ways approval of the village's road-expenditure by-law for 1964, involving an outlay of $10,000. Appointed E. R. Davis as weed inspectOr for 1964. Personals Several ladies from the Bay- 0 Goderich Twp. South Mrs. Robert McIlwain, Blue Water Highway, visited the Peter Harrisons for a few days last Week. Brenda and Clayton, the children of Reeve Grant Stir-. ling, victims of the measle epi- demic the past few weeks, ex- pect to return to classes at Goderich Township Public School at an early date. It has been reported that Cyril. Proctor, a former resi- dent of the township,, has been appointed Huron County bailiff. Mrs Barnett Williamson was a caller at the MacDonald home on Saturday. Her son Nelson is at present helping Clayton Cox with fasten chores. The possibility of SS No. 5 being closed brings a pang of sadness to the hearts of for- mer pupils, descendents of the donors of the site. The school opened in 1845 and two grand- children and one great grand- child of the MacDougalls were successful teachers there. How- ever the area school centrally located seems a move in the right direction. S. Grant, famed generals of the United States civil War ,of 1861-0, rode right into the home of, Mrs, John Flynn at IV3, thli week, • But it Was all by way of memories and unearthed :CO-, federate mew,' • - ^,„ Last fall, Mrs. Flynn •par, Chased an, old second-hand green upholstered chair from Wholesale Furniture, andAp, pliances, 57 Albert .Street,. ton, So old was the chair that it had been stored in an outer warehouse,. But when Mrs. Flynn saw it she decided it was the one she• wanted.. It served as a comfortable possession until this Week when it paid extra divi- dends, Some children of Mrs. Flynn dropped candy on the obair.and Some of it disappeared in a back crevice of the chair, Dig- ging down to retrieve it brought another discovery. An old wallet was !found deep in the chair's stuffings. On opening Ithe old wallet there was found $542 in Con- federate money, dating back IQ 1861, 1862 and 1864 of the American CiVil • War days. There was one $500 bill, two $20 bills and one $2 (bill. They were almost as new and as crisp as the day they were is- sued. The bills were marked "First series". Some phrases found on the bills read as follows: "Six months after the ratification of the treaty of peace between the of Mrs, Faller (nee Judi Cluff) one of the season's popular brides. Master Jim Middleton. who underwent minor surgery in Victoria Hospital, London, on Monday of last week, returned home on Wednesday. On, Sunday afternoon your correspondent saw a fat red robin swinging and singing ex- uberantly in an. apple tree as $f assured That spring was real- ly in the offing. if You're TIRED" ALL THE TIME Now and then everybody gets a "tired-out" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused, by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills, Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often cause back- ache and tired feeling. Then you feel better, rest better, work better: Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now, Look for the blue box with the red band at all drug counters. You can depend onDodd's.60 How the money ever got into the old Stuffed chair remains a Mystery, T1OI 1l AND SC 0014 The Clinton Tiplvg ,and School Association will hold their meeting in Clinton P U10114 School on Thursday, March 19 at 8;80 p,m. Guest .speaker will ,be Mr. F, J, Clifford, Science Master at .Stratford Teachers' College, This should he of special in- terest to parents of grades sev- en and eight students, 11Y10441 AcImIOtton iSocIeTy • instructors at RCAF Clinton t':ke a close 10* at their recently awarded Canadian. Forces Decorations, Wing Cciramander B. 13,..Rafuse, Act- ing CornManding Officer made the presentations to Sergeant' .Stan Sherwood (left) and Corporal Barry .PoWell. Stan Sherwood, a Cook instructor at the.$0001.of Food Services, .has been at Clinton for •rie'ariy three years and together with his wife Mavis' and :d.atighter Lynn lives at 31 Edmonton Road in .AdaStra.I Park, Barry Powell has also been at Clinton nearly three years, but as an instructor in the Radar And Communications Scho- ol, He and his wife Laura, -parent of three child- ren, Richard 5, David 7 Bruce 9, live at .9'Que- bee Road; .Station Clinton. (RCAF . Photo) Business and Professional Directory THE MtKILLOP MUTUAL EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Charles Wise who was also so -honored last- month by the WA of St, Paul's, Clinton. The church and Sunday school will be decorated at Eas- ter-time with lovely pots of ing with a poem "Our Little lilies donated by the members.- Failures". Scripture lesson was Mrs. John Grigg thanked the read by Mrs. Joe Storey, Mrs. ladies for their expressions of John Grigg gave the secretary's sympathy at the time of her report and Mrs. Arnold Miller, father's passing. •the -treasurer's. The rector, the Rev. E. J. B. ...Mrs. Arnold Mill:4 r alp() pra- Harrison brought up the matter sehted the Dorcas Society's re- of new prayer books and hym- port showing their work well nals purchased by the , WA. in hand, with all quilts comPlete ,These will be dedicated on Eas- ed, Mrs. Fred Middleton 131-1r- !ter Sunday. It was decided to• chased the large recently corn- also order a new Lectern Book pleted butterfly quilt from the at this time. WA. Mr. Harrison conducted the The roll, call— was answered !Service of •Litany from the by an. Easter thought or verse, Living Message and closed 'the which evoked many ' lovely re- meeting with prayer. sponses. Mrs. Steepe -read a short article re the cliffereere between what we sing in hymns and what we do in effect. field Line attended the shower . The program was given ee held Friday night in Trinity Mrs. Ed. Wise and consisted Parish Hall, Bayfleid in honor of a timely poem "March" and also "God's Good Samaritans". Clinton Memorial Shop T. PRYDE and SON CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH Open Every M+ernoon PHONE HU 2-7712 re.,y At other times contact Local Representative—A. W. Steep-482-6642 2ltfb Seen any interesting ads lately? Spotted any big bargains lately? If so, why not buy with the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan? With this low-cost, life-insured plan, one regular monthly payment covers 'all your credit needs—and you can take up to three years to pay. MY RANH' When you see what you want—see the people at your neighbourhood B of M about a Family Finance Plan loan.